Radio Hostess: Renee Swope
Contributing Writers: Renee Swope and Micca Campbell
Do we ever get too old to play Pretty Pretty Princess? Hi, I’m Renee Swope for Proverbs 31 Ministries. My friend’s daughter Peyton has always loved playing dress-up, so much so that her mom bought her a game called “Pretty, Pretty Princess.” The players could put on earrings, necklaces, or a crown, according to which card was drawn. It was Peyton’s favorite game.
She’s not alone. No matter how old we get, most women long to be as pretty as a princess. It’s a God-given desire. However, we often try to fill that desire in unhealthy ways. The world says we have to the perfect size and have a flawless face. No one measures up, but we sure try to with millions spent on cosmetics, lotions, and surgeries every year.
You know, we’re children of God, which makes us daughters of the King, so we’re already princesses and He loves us all! So, who cares what the world says? God thinks we’re BEAUTIFUL!
For more encouragement, visit proverbs31.org.
Related Resources
Visit Renee’s Blog
Pretty, Pretty Princess a free devotion by Micca Campbell
Beautiful in God’s Eyes by Elizabeth George
Contributing Writers: Renee Swope and Micca Campbell
Do we ever get too old to play Pretty Pretty Princess? Hi, I’m Renee Swope for Proverbs 31 Ministries. My friend’s daughter Peyton has always loved playing dress-up, so much so that her mom bought her a game called “Pretty, Pretty Princess.” The players could put on earrings, necklaces, or a crown, according to which card was drawn. It was Peyton’s favorite game.
She’s not alone. No matter how old we get, most women long to be as pretty as a princess. It’s a God-given desire. However, we often try to fill that desire in unhealthy ways. The world says we have to the perfect size and have a flawless face. No one measures up, but we sure try to with millions spent on cosmetics, lotions, and surgeries every year.
You know, we’re children of God, which makes us daughters of the King, so we’re already princesses and He loves us all! So, who cares what the world says? God thinks we’re BEAUTIFUL!
For more encouragement, visit proverbs31.org.
Related Resources
Visit Renee’s Blog
Pretty, Pretty Princess a free devotion by Micca Campbell
Beautiful in God’s Eyes by Elizabeth George
1 Comments:
Thank you for this encouragement today. As I pack for a family vacation, I will remember that even if I feel a little insecure in my swimming suit, I am beautiful in my lord's eyes. I will have a better time!!!
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